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Kiryas Joel
Hasidim mourn death of prominent rabbi

Thousands of Hasidic Jews poured into the sleepy Westchester County hamlet of Bedford Hills yesterday for a funeral of one of the world's oldest and most prominent Hasidic rabbis.
Rabbi Rafael Blum, who ran a rabbinical college in Bedford Hills called Ohel Schmuel of Kashau, is said to have died yesterday morning at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan at age 95. His body was brought to Bedford Hills to be buried at the Cemetery of Congregation Kashau as soon as possible, following Jewish tradition.
Twenty to 25 charter buses brought mourners from the Hasidic community of Kiryas Joel to the Westchester cemetery, said Pinkus Jakobowitz, leader of a social services organization called the Kiryas Joel Community Council.
Blum, who led the Kashau Hasidic sect named for the place in Hungary where he came from, helped rebuild the ultra-Orthodox community after the Holocaust and was one of the last surviving rabbis from that era, Jakobowitz said.